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Unknown30 August 2015 at 08:24
This is too cute
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Pay attention to your Yorkies whiskers!

Recently I have started to learn how to trim my Yorkies face. Whenever I was getting close to my dog's face, she was becoming apparently very nervous. So I decided to read more and i found out about the special role of whiskers psychology.today.com Dogs have a set of stiff hairs protruding from the sides of their muzzles that are popularly called "whiskers." These are not at all like the nonfunctional whiskers that men sometimes grow on their faces and they are technically called vibrissae. I have never cut them but Pippi was just cautious and wanted to avoid this. In the film below you may see why whiskers are so important and that cutting them may be harmful and painful as well. However, if you accidentally cut them off : The whiskers will usually take a few weeks to a couple months to grow back. They grow just as the hair on the body does. So however fast her coat grows you can say that the whiskers will grow almost that fast but sometimes a little slower. justans

Dogs and avocado

My dog likes to eat various vegetables and fruit. She likes strange things as for a dog (are all Yorkies like that?) While carrots are ok, avocado (Persea americana) is a forbidden fruit. Daily Puppy online: Some people foods have no effect on dogs, while others like avocado, can have some adverse reactions to your little guy. Pet Poison Helpline online stresses the potential consequences of eating an avocado by our furry friend; Common signs to watch for in dogs and cats include: *Vomiting *Diarrhea *Lack of stool production. Those symptoms appear, as avocado contains a toxin called persin . While level of toxicity of avocado in dogs is relatively low, if you suspect that your pet suffers from avocado poisoning , call your vet or Pet Poison Helpline as soon as possible for treatment advice. Avocado is not poisonous to humans. Below photos of an avocado fruit and Pippi portrayed while playing with it. She was closely supervised , do not try this at home ;-)

Coloring Yorkie's hair

I have been used to people dying fur of poodle, but I have never thought that somebody may actually dye hair of a Yorkie. The natural coloring of a Yorkie is very interesting. Yorkies are born black with tan areas: on the muzzle, on the legs, the ears, and the underside of the tail. As a Yorkshire terrier transitions from a puppy to an adult, the coat changes its color. As an adult, there are 4 categories of colors , these colorings are: black and tan black and gold blue and gold blue and tan However, some people want to change the color of a Yorkie for fun :-) Some popular dog colors are: Pink dog fur for Valentines Day Green dog fur for St. Patrick’s Day Red & green dog fur for Christmas Red/white/blue dog fur for an election year or 4th of July in US Colorful circles on dog fur for the Olympics Colorful circles on dog fur for the Olympics The important thing to know is that human hair dye should never be used on dogs as it is toxic . The safest way to do t

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